Week of March 23–29, 2026
The week in recalls
Medical devices and vehicles took up most of the attention, and several recalls carry high-risk ratings or warnings against driving. An insulin pump controller and a motorcycle both need a look.
Recall CanaryUpdated
Here's the recall roundup for the week. There were 93 recalls across food, drugs, medical devices, vehicles, consumer products, and biologics. Medical devices and vehicles made up most of them, and several carry high-risk ratings or warnings against driving, so let's start there.
The one to know about is the Automated Impella Controller from Abiomed. This is the unit that runs the Impella heart pumps, and with certain first-generation pumps the alarm that tells you the purge system is blocked may not show up when it should. If you or someone you care for relies on one of these controllers, that delay matters, because the alarm is how you know something needs attention. The recall is rated high risk, so check with your care team about whether your controller is affected and what to do next.
On the road, Yamaha is recalling the Yamaha TW200 because the speedometer can stop working or show the wrong speed, and the warning is do not drive. Nissan is also recalling the Nissan 2026 LEAF over a battery that may short circuit, with a park outside warning. Both are worth your attention if you own one.
There is more in the full list below, including food and drug recalls. Take a minute to check anything you have at home, and if something matches, follow the instructions from the company or agency. The full list is right below this note.
Written by Recall Canary from the agencies’ records on .
What changed
: First written on November 4 from the 93 recalls listed by then.
